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- Google’s App Store Has “Disturbing” Kids Games, Groups Warn
- A Woman's Instagram Tribute To Her Dead Sugar Daddy Who Is Haunting Her Has Gone Viral. Here's Everything She Had To Say.
- A Rare Tornado Struck Near Seattle, Ripping Off Roofs And Causing "Catastrophic" Damage
- Gun Rights Activists Are Already Suing Over Trump’s Bump Stock Ban
- This Is How LGBT Women's Media Is Fighting Back Against An Anti-Trans Movement
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Google’s App Store Has “Disturbing” Kids Games, Groups Warn
“Google doesn’t really have any incentive to clean up its own app store,” said one child advocate.
A Woman's Instagram Tribute To Her Dead Sugar Daddy Who Is Haunting Her Has Gone Viral. Here's Everything She Had To Say.
The retired escort, whose real name is Amanda Drago, told BuzzFeed News — well, she told BuzzFeed News a whole fuckin' lot.
A Rare Tornado Struck Near Seattle, Ripping Off Roofs And Causing "Catastrophic" Damage
“It was just crazy. I’ve never seen anything like this in my life.”
Gun Rights Activists Are Already Suing Over Trump’s Bump Stock Ban
"We will be ready to defend no matter who files [a lawsuit],” a Justice Department official said Tuesday.
This Is How LGBT Women's Media Is Fighting Back Against An Anti-Trans Movement
A group of publications for queer women is speaking out against anti-trans rhetoric in media.
How "Divergent" Turned Into A Disaster
The Shailene Woodley–led movies were supposed to be the next Hunger Games — but they failed miserably.
All 83 Of The Ethics Complaints Against Justice Brett Kavanaugh Were Dismissed Because He's On The Supreme Court Now
A panel of judges concluded that Kavanaugh is no longer covered by the judiciary's disciplinary system now that he's a Supreme Court justice.
Sarah Paulson Does This Weird Thing On The Red Carpet And Now It's A Meme
Is this Sarah Paulson's secret to looking good in photos?
The Incoming Head Of The Congressional Hispanic Caucus Called On The Customs And Border Patrol Chief To Resign
"The ASPCA would not allow animals to be treated the way human beings are being treated” in migrant detention facilities, US Rep. Al Green said.
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Penny Marshall, The Costar Of "Laverne & Shirley" And Successful Filmmaker, Has Died At 75
A family spokesperson confirmed that Marshall died at her Hollywood Hills home due to complications from diabetes.
A State Senator Has Apologized For Tweeting "Kill Yourself" To Someone Who Accused Him Of Abusing His Parking Permit
Kevin Parker, a Democrat, apologized to a GOP aide for his "poor choice of words" but not before going on another Twitter tirade against her.
“Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse” Star Kimiko Glenn Opened Up About The Film’s Diversity
Glenn, who is also known for her work in Orange Is the New Black, stars as Peni Parker, a fan-favorite character from an alternate, anime-inspired universe.
People Are Like HELL YES After This Guy Pranked Package Thieves With Glitter And Fart Spray
To all the packages we've lost before.
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A Yemeni Mother Won A Visa Fight To Visit Her Dying Toddler Despite Trump's Travel Ban
"My wife is calling me every day wanting to kiss and hold our son for the one last time," the 2-year-old's father said in a press conference Monday.
The Mom Who Called A Cop To Escort Her Teen Son To School Has No Regrets
"I don’t have time for him to be screwing around in the morning."
A Group Of Senate Democrats Are Asking HUD Why DACA Recipients Are Being Denied Federal Housing Loans
The senators wrote in a letter to HUD officials that they are "appalled" by the Trump administration denying FHA loans to DREAMers, following BuzzFeed News's report on the informal new policy last week.
The Senate Finally Passed A Bill To Give Nonviolent Offenders The Chance To Get Out Of Prison Early
A House vote could come later this week. The bill reforms mandatory minimums, “three strike” laws, and grants early release to certain inmates who complete anti-recidivism training.
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A Judge Told Michael Flynn, "Arguably You Sold Your Country Out," But Agreed To Delay His Sentencing
After a judge told Michael Flynn that he couldn't hide his "disgust" and "disdain" for Flynn's crimes, Flynn delayed sentencing to fully cooperate with the government in the hopes of maximizing any benefit when he is, ultimately, sentenced.
The Trump Foundation, Under Investigation For Its "Shocking Pattern Of Illegality," Is Shutting Down
A judge will help distribute funds from the foundation — which barely donated to any nonprofits — to worthy charities.
A Detective Featured In “Making A Murderer” Is Suing Netflix For Defamation
Andrew Colborn claims the show “omitted, distorted, and falsified” information to make viewers believe the former officer was a corrupt man who framed Steven Avery.
Twitter Just Released A New "Sparkle" Button To Switch Between Algorithmic And Chronological Timelines
Now you can quickly switch between the two timelines with a new "sparkle" icon.
A New Survey Finds Kamala Harris Has Big Support For A Presidential Run From Top Democratic Women Of Color
A new She the People national survey of top Democratic women of color shows strong interest in Kamala Harris’s potential 2020 presidential campaign.
25 Things BuzzFeed News Tried And Loved In 2018
Some of these things may change your life.
Trump Bans Bump Stocks, Saying They Must Be Destroyed Or Surrendered To The Government
“We expect most owners will comply with the law,” a Justice Department official said on Tuesday.
2018 Wore Me The Hell Out
I am usually energized by arguing, by getting aggressive, by putting a name or a face to an enemy, online or otherwise. Not this year.
Hold My Gloves: Netflix Released A "Carol" Singalong For The Holidays
"Hark we group of Carols sing, with my queen who needs a king?"
These Are The Most Powerful Photos From 2018
This year was marked by incredible images of inspiration, tragedy, and perseverance. These are the pictures that defined the year.
The Secret Of Miles City: How A Friend Request Shattered A Small Town’s Innocence
A high school athletic trainer claimed his unorthodox treatments would change players’ lives. Dozens of victims say school officials, including one who’s now a state lawmaker, kept “Doc’s” secrets.
Betsy DeVos's Commission Says A Way To Prevent School Shootings Is To Drop Disciplinary Protections For Minority Students
The Trump administration's school safety commission report also recommends adding "highly trained armed personnel" if schools choose to do so.
A Woman Jailed For Giving Birth To Her Rapist’s Baby Has Been Freed
Imelda Cortez was cleared of attempted murder, having been charged under El Salvador’s brutal anti-abortion laws.
Morning Update: No, Your Honor, Anything But Bambi
A policy to discourage asylum applicants, Russia's ongoing propaganda war, fighting fake news in Nigeria. Your BuzzFeed News newsletter, Dec. 18.
More Than A Dozen Advertisers Dropped Tucker Carlson's Show After He Said Immigrants Make The US "Poorer And Dirtier"
At least 14 companies have now said they will pull their ads from the Fox News show in light of Carlson's comments on immigration.
A Man Who Said He Wanted To "Kill All Of The Jews" Was Convicted Of A Hate Crime
Izmir Koch attacked a man outside of a restaurant, punching and kicking him after asking if he was Jewish, authorities said.
The Trump Administration Is Slowing The Asylum Process To Discourage Applicants, An Official Told Congress
In a letter to Customs and Border Protection, senior Democrats said the closed-door testimony raised questions about whether the administration is obeying the law.
A Former "Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air" Star Is Suing "Fortnite" For Using His "Carlton Dance"
Alfonso Ribeiro is suing the maker of Fortnite for copyright infringement after it used his signature dance move for an in-game character enhancement.
A Woman Isn't Sure Whether To Laugh Or Cry After Receiving A Crafty "Wrong Text" Message From A Guy She's Been Ignoring
"HE REALLY THOUGHT HE COULD GET A REPLY OUT OF ME IF HE FLEXED SOME MONEY."
